BPD Planet

Short­er days, with more hours of dark­ness, the cold­er weath­er, which usu­al­ly means for most peo­ple be­ing in­doors more of­ten pro­mote de­pres­sion. The re­duced amount of nat­u­ral sun­light is al­so an­oth­er fac­tor in Sea­son­al Af­fec­tive Dis­or­der, ac­cord­ing to some re­search that has been done.

Depressive disorders come in different forms, just as is the case with other illnesses such as diabetes, cancer or heart disease. This article briefly describes three of the most common types of depressive disorders.

Teen depression is very common these days. Teens face a variety of problems: difficulty in studies, abusive relationships, problems in relationships, tiffs with parents and family due to generation gap and much more. Most of these problems often lead to teen depression.